Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-05-05
Ksad paImer's change Of adv.

This issning has been ra,air cold IN
backN agd.
Miss Ada Wilt is now postal clerk il
the post-oflice.
c. r. Holden has lately greatly i'm
proved his lots in the village.
Read Wear d, iaisley's change o
ATTY. in this issue. IL will pay you.
4 new coat of paint would great,
improve many Of tic buildings in tn
village.
Jas. Braidwood. or Almont. visited
his brothers Mex and Bert ~ this place
the past week.
Mrs. W. t. nailentine and SON Eddie
Of Port Huron. visited among then
friends in this place tllis week.
Jas. Boice, Of Port Huron, visited
with his brother ;mO sister and Other
friends in the village this week.
Miss Jessie Brown visited with hel
parents and school mates Saturday last
,Ae is quite we'll pleased with school
teaching.
Thos. Keyw0rth is the father of 81
lftNllAs DtbN fskAis AlittAlIH AOAtA t-iit
nc thinks tins ought to have been a
CA0re boy.
Chas. Y. High has secured a school
in the town Of Ira and will teach the
young idea how TO saoot during the
spring term.
Mrs. ". II. Mitchell, Of Port Huron,
spent n few days with b II parents, Mr.
and Ms JAS Ferguson. IN this place
.he past week.
Miss Mamie Iydorn has given up the
primary department in the public
schools here on account of poor health.
Miss Carrie tinkham Of Port Huron
takes her place.
salvation Gil is an infalible cure for
headache, bGckachc U"in IN the side
raiCic affections II relieves pain and
exurpates the disease that causes
IL. Price twenty-five Cgntsa bottle.
Rey. \. j. Holmes and wife wish
as 70 say to their many friends in this
place, that on account Of their short
stay here. it was impossible for them
10 call. fhcy hope the next time they
come TO the village to make I'll their
old friends a visit.
bike Dunn was found drunk on the
streets the other evening and lodged in
jail for two on three hours. The auth
0liti,S Of the village should have let
him ,Ty the soft side of an Cak plank
lor Che night and in the morning made
him deposit - in the village treasury
for improvement purposes
Every business establishment should
be represented in the local newspapers.
Many towns are Judged by their news
papers and whenever yOu find one
that is well patroniZed by the business
men. you may safely conclude that sue
cess is perched upon the banner of the
town Every town should let its light
shine through the columns OF the local
press When a publisher asks you to
advertise In bis paper he does not do SO
from an altogether selfish motive, for
he knows well that what furnishes his
paper a livelihood by It's reflex influence
insures to the benefit OF the town and
all within il.
The Mt. Clemens Monitor pays its
compliments to the paper htAd who
hauDtS the inland towns OF this state
The local newspaper man is expected
TO take q hand In guarding all local
interests. and does SO. but the paper
agent is too much for him. The fol-
lowing is the Monitors view Of the case
and it is just one: About once in
tive weeks some fakir travelling for q
Detroit printing house comes here and
is more or less successful iu al effort
to demoralize prices and carry away
work. lie accomphshes this by putting
poor stock against good stock, favor
ite deception, and then cutting figures
TUin0usly. Some Mt' Clemens business
men have Caught ON" to this racket and
are no longer deceived. Others have not
and seem tocarry the idea that they are
oyercharged by local printers The
truth is. there is not another town in
the state, outside of Detroit, where
prices for job printing are lower than
here in Mt. Clemens. The local offices,
which are constantly at work for the
town certainly deserve all its work.